Buddhist Temples in Portugal — Find 20+ Sacred Sites
Browse 20 buddhist temples across Portugal — with photos, history, and travel info.
Top Buddhist Temples in Portugal
Meditação Zen da Secção Experimental de Yoga da Associação Académica de Coimbra
Quinta Do Pombal
Centro de Estudos Tibetanos Pende Ling
Centro de Retiros Thubten Phuntsog Gephel Ling
Comunidade Guhya Mantrika
Centro Tibetano
Zazenkai de Coimbra
Centro Budista Deuachen – Meditação e Budismo Kadampa
Alentejozen - Monte avo Maria
Budismo Theravada da Floresta - Comunidade Religioosa
Associação Internacional Buddhas Light de Lisboa
Delegação UBP do Funchal - Madeira
Delegação UBP do Porto
Dharma Ling de Lisboa
Dojo Zen de Lisboa
Stupa Tashi Gomang
Vipassana Meditation Group
Centro de Retiros Karuna
Ogyen Kunzang Choling (Nymapa)
Núcleo de Estudo do Dharma de Angra do Heroísmo
Top Regions
- Lisboa (6)
- Faro (2)
- Faro District (2)
- Coimbra (2)
- Setúbal (2)
- Portalegre (1)
- Porto (1)
- Madeira (1)
About Buddhist Temples in Portugal
Buddhist temples, monasteries, and stupas mark sacred sites associated with the Buddha, his disciples, and centuries of meditative practice across Asia and the world. From the great stupas of India and Sri Lanka to the gilded wats of Thailand, the pagodas of Myanmar and Japan, and the cliff-clinging gompas of Tibet and Bhutan, every Buddhist temple anchors the local sangha and welcomes pilgrims seeking refuge in the Three Jewels. Major schools — Theravada, Mahayana, and Vajrayana — express distinct architectural and ritual traditions. Sacred landmarks like Bodh Gaya, Borobudur, the Potala Palace, and Shwedagon Pagoda continue to draw millions of pilgrims and travelers each year.